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Former UNC, Vanderbilt center Jalen Washington commits to Tennessee amid eligibility fight


Former UNC and Vanderbilt center has committed to play the upcoming season at Tennessee. Washington was recently granted a fifth season of eligibility after a Davidson County, Tenn. judge awarded him a temporary injunction against the NCAA in his lawsuit that stemmed out of the organization’s new age-based eligibility model. (On3.com)

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Former UNC, Vanderbilt center Jalen Washington commits to Tennessee amid eligibility fight